Glenwood News Notes and Local Happenings
Avery Putman of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week while Billy Combs recovers from runaway injuries. Fred Wardwell and Mrs Newman were visitors, and Mr and Mrs Newman wed in Texea. The school committee for Glenwood will include James Sheedy Alfred Hall and Mattie Hall. Our band played in Bentonville for Decoration Day as townspeople traveled to nearby towns to attend events.
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The
Courier
Avery Putman
Indianapolis
Billy” Combs
Bert Chew
Mer
Mary Williams
Mattie
R. N. Farlow
Arlington
Clarence Stout
Clarence Hall
Milroy
Quail
Seward
Mason
Ohio
Cal Murphy
Juseel
Rushville
James Sheedy
Alfred Hall
Mattie Hall
Glenwood
Fred Wardwell
Mr. Newman
Texea
Mie
Olive Ochiltree
Mrs. Newman
Lufkin
Beave
Mr. Paxton
Ciacinnati
Bentonville
Tudianapolle
Buffalo
Decoration Day Observed At Fairview By Local Orders
The Odd Fellows and Improved Order of Red Men plan Decoration Day at Fairview on Sunday December 2. Soldiers are invited to participate in the decoration. James E Watson is secured to deliver the address and the Glenwood Band will provide the music. A cordial invitation extends to all to attend these services.
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Odd Fellows Sed
Fairview
Jamea E Watson
Glenwood Band
Orange Village Show Low Attendance Signals Strain on Purses
Our Httie village held another show Saturday night with weak turnout as events grow too frequent for residents' budgets. Farmers move a barn, sell hogs at $560 per hundred earning about $1800, and wheat sells around 70 cents per bushel. The Temperance Lecture is announced for Wednesday evening.
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Courier
Httie
Bowen
John Stone
Charles McKee
Daubenspeck
Glenwood
Amos Holloway
Yon
Gae Belt
Joseph George
Prominent Businessman Endorses Dyspepsia Remedy in Terre Haute
In 1897 a Terre Haute man recounts suffering from dyspepsia and indigestion. He credits a local drug store owner Mr. Shinkle for selling a bottle that relieved his symptoms swiftly and calls the remedy infallible for dyspepsia indigestion heartburn and nervous headache. The testimonial is signed by A Foster 26 N. Third St Warp Jemison.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Shinkle
Foster
N. Third St
Warp
Jemison
Decoration at Bentonville Draws Falmouth Attendees
Falmouth correspondents note a sizable group attended Decoration at Bentonville Sunday. Tim LaRue of Indianapolis canvassed for the Plano Company here Thursday and Friday. William Cramer of Richmond bought timber last week. Communion services were held at the M E Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Querzer’s friends are glad she is improving. Mrs. Jane Wykoff, in poor health, is being visited by Phoebe Irvin of Rushville. Josie Fry sang a solo at Bentonville Decoration Sunday. Decoration is planned at Fairview on Sunday afternoon June 2. Paul Dawson dined with Jesse Stevens. Jacob Gross Alf Collier and Cary Jackson bought new refrigerators last week.
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Courier
Bentonville
Tim LaRue
Indianapolis
Plano Company
William Cramer
Richmond
M. E
Querzer
Phoebe Irvin
Rushville
Jane Wykoff
Josie Fry
Fairview
Paul Dawson
Jesse Stevens
Jacob Gross
Alf Collier
Cary Jackson
Memorial for Barbara Opal Lowe
Barbara Opal Lowe born Fay ette Co Indiana July 20 1899 died Fairview Indiana May 19 1901 at one year nine months twenty two days. Parents Grant and Susie Lowe mourn her gentle life and treasured memories as a missing light in their home. A brief tribute note of a cherished child.
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Barbara Opal
Grant
Susie Lowe
Fayette Co
Ind
Fairview
Life's a Shadow And Mourning In The Vale
Poetic reflection on aging and sorrow. The speaker likens life to a shadow, noting days of trouble and fading youth. The verse contemplates hardship, loneliness, and the search for guidance as years advance toward final departure.
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Mecot
Moonlit memories and obituary note from Indianapolis
A 1897 letter from Mrs. T. L. Woods praises Mr. F. L. Shinkle’s stomach medicine, claiming rapid relief after trying other medicines. The excerpt also includes a poetic note by J. Morais Wippens and a brief observational stanza about Longfellow and the moon.
Grand chance for earnest man or woman to secure posi tion
Suatanised ae $900 Suatanised ae $900 Men and women of good address to represent us, game to travel appointing agents, othere for focal work looking after our interests. $900 salary guaranteed yearly extra commissions and expenses, rapid advancement, all estab lished house. New, brilliant Hines, Write at once. STAFFORD PRESB, 03 Church St., Mew Haven, Conn. 33w26
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Hines
Stafford Presb
Church St
Mew Haven
Conn
Wannamaker Stud Notes and Speed Progeny Claims
Historical racing sire Wannamaker shown at 8:15 pace and faster with multiple progeny times listed. Claims include Movey Maker 2:38 two-year-old and Verne 2:26 two-year-old with trials near 2:15, and Fairview Boll 2:35 two-year-old. Descriptions praise extreme speed and a brown oval mare form. Sale proposes $10 fee to cover standing colt at Conners 8 miles southwest. extensive racing lineage mentioned with Robby P and Senvie Cobb among names.
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Movey Maker
Verne
Fairview Boll
Atre
Lulu May
Wannemeker
Charlie Caffray
Theatre of Robby P
Gilea Noyes
Winnard
Gue Fellowa
Julia
Iappy Medium
Joila
Maxie Cobb
Wannamaker
Robby P
Senvie Cobb
Willie Hopstun
Wannemater
Sescon
Conners
Ville
Segaree
Balmedie Prince Clydesdale Stallion in Indiana Breeding Sale
Balmedie Prince a dark brown Clydesdale stallion foaled 1888 and bred by James Cranston is offered at G. W. Baker’s breeding stables near Milton Indiana. He is a son of Prince of Wales sold for 4725 dollars, with high praise for lineage and conformation. The season for 1901 is set at 15 dollars to insure a mare in foal.
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Clydesdale
James Cranston
Tinwall
Maggie
Farmer
Duke of Rothesay
Lofty
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Prince Alvian
Balmedie Prince
G. W. Baker
Milton
Ind
Campsie Jr. Descatetion and Pedigree Note
Campisie Jr. is described as jet black and about 164 hands high with an estimated weight around 1650 pounds. Bred by Burhaker’s Old Campsie and by Black Hawk Murgenhoras, the dam line traces to Wallace and Old Wallace. The draft horse is said to be strong, with good physique and stamina, and expected to stand the season at public events nearby.
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Camron, Jr
Bur Haker
Old Campsie
Black Hawk Murgenhoras
Old Campele
Campels, Jr
Wallace
Old Wallace
J. Fietcher
Henry County
Ind
Ben
Ces Campele Jr
Otang
Cosmo
George McKaig
Troy
Ohio
England
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Salem
Robert Utter
George Horton
Columbia Township
Carmere
Christian Church
Schrantz
Oscar Miller
Orvil Stewart
Wilson Stewart
Burton Moore
Cincinnati
County Christian Endeavor Convention
Darsie
Conneraville
Clarksburg
Alma Conaway
Falmouth
Jackson
Longfellow
Paradise
J. Morais Wippens
F. L. Shinkle
Adidas
Mrs. T. L. Woods
Nordyke Ave
Juntson
L'Art DE la Mops
Morse-Broughton CO
Nineteenth Street
New York
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago
Ill
Connersville
Indiana
A. M. Andrews
Central Avenue
D. W. Rigrish
Opera Drug Store
Cindesdale Stallion
Campsie Jr
Peraona
Mxtel
Eaton
Preble County
Lettter
Preble County Fair
Lyons Staion
W. E. Brown
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